Low-Carbon Economy Transformation through Sustainable Energy Modernization and Access in Lesotho (LETSEMA) is collaboration project between University of Turku, Finland, Linnaeus University, Sweden, National University of Lesotho and Bethel Business and Community Development Centre, Lesotho. The project strives to develop the capacities of NUL and BBCDC to provide equitable, digital and future-oriented quality education on sustainable energy that promotes inclusiveness, diversity and creation of green jobs.As a Strand 1 project, LETSEMA strengthens the sustainable energy ecosystem in Lesotho, bringing the largest university in the country and a leading vocational institute into the fold of Erasmus+ Capacity Building for the first time. Project activities focus on (1) developing institutional capacities in management, administration, monitoring and evaluation, (2) improving equitable access to digital and high quality learning opportunities and (3) enhancing the capacities to provide high quality experiential and hands-on learning opportunities in the field of sustainable energy. COVID-19 has forced many educational institutions around the world to quickly pivot their activities into online and blended modes. LETSEMA takes advantage of this development and aims to further develop and entrench digital pedagogies to the context of sustainable energy education in Lesotho. The project examines existing sustainable energy curricula, introducing new online and blended courses and redesigning pre-existing ones to fit online and blended modalities. This development also promotes the accessibility of sustainable energy education.The overarching challenge that LETSEMA addresses is the existential risk imposed by climate change. By promoting the employment sector connections of sustainable energy educators in Lesotho, LETSEMA influences the growth of green jobs in the sustainable energy sector while also promoting mitigation responses to climate change.